Document signing, built into monday.com.
Multi-document, multi-signer packets that send from your board and file back to the row. Lease packets, offer letters, MSAs, SOWs, client onboarding. $40/month flat. Property management was the proving ground; sales ops, legal ops, staffing, and agencies run on it now too.
Why we built it
The signing tool monday teams deserved. We got tired of waiting.
Property management is where we started. A typical PM company runs 50+ signing flows a week: lease packets with two co-tenants and a guarantor, move-in checklists, vendor agreements, addendums, renewals, disclosures. Every one of them lives on a monday board our customers already operate from.
The signing tools that exist were built for enterprise sales contracts: one signer, one document, set up once a quarter. Watching our own PM customers stitch DocuSign and PandaDoc into monday workflows that almost worked, paying per-seat for users who don't even send documents, kept us up at night.
So we built DocRunner. Native to monday.com, packet-shaped from the start, $40/month flat. Then sales ops teams started using it for MSAs and order forms. Legal ops for multi-party NDAs and amendments. Staffing firms for offer letters. Agencies for client onboarding bundles. The shape of the work was the same. The tool worked the same.
DocRunner today is horizontal. PM is the deepest vertical because it's where we started. The product is built for any monday team that signs.
The problem
What's broken about generic signing tools on monday.com.
Signed docs land in the wrong place.
Your team operates in monday. The signed packet lands in the signing tool. Someone has to download it, find the right board, attach it. Half the time it never gets there.
Per-seat pricing punishes the whole team.
DocuSign and PandaDoc charge per user. Your 10-person sales team or 8-person agency desk pays for every seat whether they send 100 documents or zero. $40/month flat for everyone is a different model.
Real work signs in packets, not envelopes.
Lease packet with two co-tenants and a guarantor. New-hire packet with offer, NDA, and IP assignment. Client packet with SOW, MSA, and NDA. Generic signing tools can do this with workarounds; none of them are built around it.
Field-heavy templates become a part-time job.
A real lease packet has 100+ fields with conditional logic. A multi-party MSA has exhibits. A new-hire packet has nested signer roles. Setting that up in DocuSign every time is a maintenance tax DocRunner removes.
Why DocRunner
Built for your workspace. Shaped for your work.
Monday.com native. Signed docs flow back into your workspace.
Most signing tools live in their own silo. DocRunner runs inside Monday.com, so a signed packet writes back to the board where the work lives. Tenant board, deal pipeline, candidate tracker, contract tracker, client board. No exports, no re-keying, no "where did that signed doc go."
Multi-document, multi-signer packets as a first-class object.
Real work signs in bundles. Lease packet with two co-tenants and a guarantor. New-hire packet with offer letter, NDA, and IP assignment. Client onboarding with SOW, MSA, and NDA. Generic tools treat that like an enterprise contract you set up once. We built DocRunner around how teams actually send and sign.
Flat $40/month. Unlimited documents, unlimited signers, unlimited users.
Per-document or per-seat pricing punishes volume. DocRunner is one flat price. A 1,000-door PM company signing hundreds of leases pays the same as a five-person sales team signing MSAs. A free tier covers small teams indefinitely.
Built by an operator team that ships its own tools.
We built DocRunner because we watched our own monday.com customers, starting with property managers, stitch DocuSign and PandaDoc into Monday workflows that didn't quite work. So we shipped the document signing tool that should have existed all along. PM was the proving ground. Sales ops, legal ops, staffing, and agencies followed.
Standalone REST API for teams outside monday.com.
Not on monday? DocRunner's REST API works the same way: generate documents from templates, send for signature, retrieve the signed PDF, listen for webhooks. Same engine, same ESIGN compliance, same $40/month flat. Two front doors, one product.
What it does
The capabilities, plainly.
Multi-signer packets
Send a single packet to multiple signers in the right order. Two co-tenants and a guarantor. Candidate, hiring manager, and HR. Client and your authorized signatory. Everyone signs the parts that apply to them.
Smart fields & templates
Pre-built templates with smart fields that pull data straight from your Monday board. Tenant and property data, deal and contract data, candidate and offer data. Auto-fill on every send, no retyping per record.
Full audit trail
ESIGN and UETA compliant. Every action timestamped, IP-logged, and stored. Certificate of Signature on every executed packet. Pull the audit report straight from the workspace if you ever need it.
Completed-doc archive
Signed documents file themselves back into your Monday board and a permanent archive. Searchable, exportable, never lost in someone's inbox.
Pricing
$40/month flat. Free to start.
Unlimited documents, signers, and users. No per-seat fees, no per-document fees. A free tier covers small teams indefinitely. Full pricing on the product site so you read the current number, not a stale one.
See pricing on docrunner.ioFrequently Asked Questions
What DocRunner is, how it differs from generic signing tools, and how it fits across monday.com verticals.
Try DocRunner free.
Install from the monday.com marketplace, sign up at docrunner.io, or hit the REST API. Free tier, no credit card to start.